Glenn Greenwald

• Edward Snowden speaks to Toronto students, urges caution on new terror bill

  The man wanted for leaking U.S. security documents in 2013 says Canadians should be "extraordinarily cautious" in reference to an anti-terror bill proposed by the Harper government.

  World

  Feb 2, 2015
  
• Ex-NSA director to debate Glenn Greenwald in Toronto

  Two major players on opposite ends of the state surveillance spectrum are set to debate the heavily contested topic in Toronto this spring.

  Politics

  Jan 21, 2014
  
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• Edward Snowden in Christmas message: Orwell had nothing on today’s surveillance

  Edward Snowden delivered a Christmas message to the British public and everyone whose governments he has revealed secrets about.

  World

  Dec 25, 2013
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• Edward Snowden leaks document suggesting CSEC set up spy posts for NSA

  U.S. whistleblower Edward Snowden has released documents alleging Canada spied on "high-priority countries" on behalf of the U.S. National Security Agency.

  Canada

  Dec 10, 2013
• Pornoleaks: Edward Snowden reveals NSA’s porn-watching activities

  The latest U.S. spy revelation from intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden involves the NSA keeping an eye on porn.

  World

  Nov 27, 2013
• NSA swept up 70.3 million French phone records in 30 days: Report

  Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that the NSA swept up 70.3 million French phone records in a 30-day period.

  World

  Oct 21, 2013
• NSA spy program reporter Glenn Greenwald to speak to Denver group

  The journalist who broke the first stories about the National Security Agency's global spy program is set to speak to a group of reporters from around the Americas who have gathered in Denver.

  World

  Oct 21, 2013
• Brazil senators ask federal police to protect journalist reporting on NSA

  Brazil's senate has opened an investigation into U.S. spying in the nation. In their first act, lawmakers asked that an American journalist living in Rio de Janeiro Glenn Greenwald be protected by federal police.

  World

  Sep 3, 2013
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• Europe’s top rights group wants answers from UK over airport detention, smashed computers

  Europe's top human rights organization is seeking answers from Britain over the detention of a high-profile reporter's partner and the destruction of hard drives carrying documents leaked by former U.S. intelligence worker Edward Snowden.

  World

  Aug 21, 2013
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• David Miranda, Glenn Greenwald speak out about detainment

  The British government could face legal action over the detainment of David Miranda – the Brazilian partner of Glenn Greenwald, the Guardian journalist who broke the story about the U.S. secret surveillance program.

  World

  Aug 20, 2013